The championship implications were plentiful entering the My Guy Auto Supply NAPA of Riverhead Eddie Partridge 206 NASCAR Whelen Modified Tour at Riverhead Raceway Saturday. By the time the long night of racing was in the books, the championship picture became clearer not only for the 2026 WMT championship, but all three Riverhead Raceway divisions running in their penultimate races as well. Patrick Emerling of Orchard Park, NY, celebrated his 34th birthday in style by winning the My Guy Auto Supply NAPA of Riverhead Eddie Partridge 206 for his fifth WMT win of the season.
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Goodbout, Willis and Baumgardner Big Winners on 1764 Sports Bar Night at WMMP
N. Woodstock, NH — Lucas Sidney got the jump on Jacob Roy under the initial green flag for the Bar Harbor Bank & Trust Strictly Mini feature. Roy reeled him back in with Donnie Baumgardner and Tyler Whittemore following close behind in the early stages. The four followed nose-to-tail until Baumgardner made it stick under Roy then held his own under Sidney through the final circuits. The two came across the line side-by-side with Baumgardner taking the win by a nose over Sidney and Whittemore beating Tyler Thompson and Roy back to the line. Whittemore would lose the trophy in technical inspection giving Thompson the podium spot.
Kyler Davis and Kyle Willis First Time Winners on Midseason Championship Night At White Mountain
N. Woodstock, NH — A picture-perfect Saturday night greeted the fans and teams of White Mountain Motorsports Park for Midseason Championships! The Farmyard Store Flying Tigers kicked off the evening’s double point features with rookie Chris Moulton and veteran Mike Clark at the head of the field. Kyle Willis climbed up into second before taking the lead around Clark at the halfway point in their 35-lap main event. Even while the car grew looser underneath him, Kyle Willis prevailed to his first Flying Tiger victory over Cameron Ouellette and Mike Clark.
Kyler Davis and Kyle Willis First Time Winners on White Mountain Midseason Championship Night
N. Woodstock, NH — A picture-perfect Saturday night greeted the fans and teams of White Mountain Motorsports Park for Midseason Championships! The Farmyard Store Flying Tigers kicked off the evening’s double point features with rookie Chris Moulton and veteran Mike Clark at the head of the field. Kyle Willis climbed up into second before taking the lead around Clark at the halfway point in their 35-lap main event. Even while the car grew looser underneath him, Kyle Willis prevailed to his first Flying Tiger victory over Cameron Ouellette and Mike Clark.
Four First Time Winners, Hagar Soars In Friday Outlaws At Claremont
CLAREMONT, NH – Four drivers won their first victory ever at Claremont Motorsports Park, two more won for the first time this season, and Robert Hagar, a previous 2026 Super Street winner, scored his first career Outlaw Late Model victory Friday.
And while it was Hagar’s first Outlaw win, it was the third this summer for the chariot he piloted to Country Fuels VIctory Lane on Friday. The Windsor, VT ace was victorious in his maiden voyage aboard the potent Streeter Construction 22 entry, a rocketship already piloted to 2026 wins by both Brandon Gray and Guy Caron.
Louden Reimert And Johnny Fugelo Are Winners In NASCAR Racing Saturday Night At Grandview Speedway
BECHTELSVILLE, PA. – There was a repeat winner and a first time winner in an entertaining night of racing action on Macmillan Oil Company of Allentown night Saturday at Grandview Speedway.
Louden Reimert of Oley, Pa. charged forward from ninth starting spot and secured the lead from Ryan Graver of Lehighton, Pa. on a ninth lap restart, then withstood several mid-race restarts, which enabled him to race home with his third T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment NASCAR Modified win of the season at Grandview Speedway.
Johnny Fugelo of Norristown, Pa. a first year competitor in the T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment NASCAR Sportsman division, started fifth, worked the outside lane of the speedway steadily picking off positions, then secured the lead with a pass of Taylor Kramer of Coopersburg, Pa. on lap eight, then withstood a scare with some late race lapped traffic and a fast closing Dakota Kohler of Kutztown, Pa. to score his first career win at Grandview Speedway.
Gray, Riendeau And Chambers Are May Day Winners At Claremont
CLAREMONT, N.H. Chris Riendeau and Chris Chambers each scored there second win of the season Friday, May 1, at Claremont Motorsports Park. The victory kept Riendeau perfect on the young season at the Thrasher Road speedplant, while Chambers’ win was his second in three strong outings.
Tyler Lescord Tops Outlaws, Three First-Time Winners Friday At Claremont Motorsports Park
CLAREMONT, N.H. – Nobody was happier in victory lane Friday, April 24, than Tyler Lescord. The popular second generation wheelsman ended an eleven-year winless drought by rocketing to victory in the night’s Outlaw Late Model main event.
Maybury Material Handling Continues to Deliver Big Bonuses for Stafford SK Modified and SK Light Winners
(Stafford Springs, CT) — For the 11th consecutive season, Maybury Material Handling of East Longmeadow, MA, will be a first-place contingency program partner at Stafford Motor Speedway. Maybury will present a weekly bonus of $150 to each SK Modified® winner and a $150 bonus to each SK Light feature winner during the 2026 season. This means Maybury will contribute a total of $6,750 during the 2026 season, with the SK Modified® having a first place prize pool of $3,150 with the SK Light division having a pool of $3,600. Maybury Material Handling will also serve as the title sponsor of the August 21 Back to SKool Night Kids Night.
T.P. Trailers & Truck Equipment Returns As Major Sponsor For Grandview Speedway’s Modified & Sportsman Teams For 14th Season – Weekly Bonus Money To Feature Winners
BECHTELSVILLE, PA — T.P. Trailers and Truck Equipment is proud to support Grandview Speedway in their 64th season as a major sponsor of the one-third-mile high banked clay raceway and race teams.
T.P. Trailers and Truck Equipment has been serving the Tri-State area for more than 55 years and feels that supporting the stock car racing industry, especially at the beloved Speedway, is a great way to share their business with current and future customers! Not only do employees and owners of T.P. enjoy Grandview, but it allows T.P. Trailers and Truck Equipment to have great exposure to the Speedway’s renowned fanbase.